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We can measure false positive rate. The detector in the arricle is 85% accurate (not sure about false positives, but let's assume) which is too low to make conclusions, but enough when browsing the web and skipping reading likely-slop withiut accusing anyone.

If the false positive rate becomes <1% then it's better. The alternative is the world drowning under slop so I'd rather have imperfect detectors and have users aware they may fail in rare cases to avoid witch hunts. The general issue is that people only realize they're reading slop halfway through which is frustrating. If you know it from the start thanks to a detector and move on without commenting, no time waste, no frustration, less negativity towards LLM users.